Avaya ONE-X 3.1.0 Phone Manual page 47

Table 8: System Options - Web Interface Menu (continued) 3.1
Applications
Dialing
Configuration
Service Provider
SIP Proxy
Security
Localization
Networking
Avaya one-X Quick Edition Release 3.1.0 Telephone User Guide
External Entries View, add, modify, or delete an external entry.
SIP Identity Launch the SIP Proxy Identities dialog for editing.
Global Dialing Configure a global dialing rule, it will apply to all telephones in the
Rules system.
SMTP Edit SMTP server settings.
CDR Edit CDR server settings.
Dialing Plan Extension ranges, Emergency Code, Operator Code, PSTN Code,
and SIP Code are applied, by default, depending on the region
specified at install.
Dialing Rules You cannot delete or modify the emergency, extension, external,
operator, or VoIP E164 rules. You can create a new rule that may be
modified or deleted.
Configuration You can add a service provider with the following configuration
components to create an Identity: Domain Name, Proxy Host, Proxy
Port, Registrar Host, Registrar Port, Outbound Proxy Host, Outbound
Proxy Port, Realm, and Register Expiry Time.
Identities Add, edit, or delete an identity created under Configuration.
Configurations Add, edit, or delete SIP configuration entries.
Identities Add, edit, or delete SIP identities.
Authorized Add, edit, or delete users authorized to challenge communications
Users between 3rd party devices and the QE proxy counterpart.
General Password Rules
Authorization Add or delete codes that must be used for any call made from the
Codes system.
Admin Password Change Admin Password.
Localization Select a system language and region from the drop-down lists.
Time & Date Edit and save system time and date.
Audio Select High or Low. High provides a better quality voice transmission
Bandwidth but with a higher bandwidth consumption.
VLAN Settings Select enable and priority or disable for voice traffic. Select disabled
or pass-through or enabled and priority for data traffic.
View and modify the configurations governing
the system security.
System Options
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